List of sculptures in the National Statuary Hall Collection

The National Statuary Hall Collection holds statues donated by each of the United States, depicting notable persons in the histories of the respective states. Displayed in the National Statuary Hall and other parts of the United States Capitol in Washington, D.C., the collection includes two statues from each state, plus one from the District of Columbia, plus Rosa Parks, making a total of 102.

Part of the National Statuary Hall Collection in 2016

By act of Congress, which commissioned the statue in 2005, Rosa Parks is also there, though not representing a state. The year was 2013, the centenary of her birth. Hers is the only statue in the Hall not linked with a state, and the first full-length statue of an African American in the Capitol.[1] Later that year (on Juneteenth, 2013), by act of Congress (P.L. 112-174), a statue of Frederick Douglass was added as a choice of the District of Columbia.[2]

State sculptures

State	Honoree, then work of art of same name	Medium	Sculptor	Date placed	Location
Alabama	Helen Keller See also: Helen Keller (Hlavka)	Bronze	Edward Hlavka	2009	Capitol Visitor Center[3]
Alabama	Joseph Wheeler See also: Joseph Wheeler (sculpture)	Bronze	Berthold Nebel	1925	National Statuary Hall
Alaska	Edward Lewis "Bob" Bartlett See also: Edward Lewis Bartlett (de Weldon)	Bronze	Felix W. de Weldon	1971	House corridor, 2nd Floor
Alaska	Ernest Gruening See also: Ernest Gruening (Anthonisen)	Bronze	George Anthonisen	1977	Capitol Visitor Center
Arizona	Barry Goldwater See also: Barry Goldwater (Fellows)	Bronze	Deborah Copenhaver Fellows	2015	National Statuary Hall
Arizona	Eusebio Kino See also: Eusebio Kino (Silvercruys)	Bronze	Suzanne Silvercruys	1965	Capitol Visitor Center
Arkansas	Uriah Milton Rose See also: Uriah M. Rose (Ruckstull)	Marble	Frederick Ruckstull	1917	National Statuary Hall
Arkansas	James Paul Clarke See also: James Paul Clarke (Coppini)	Marble	Pompeo Coppini	1921	Capitol Visitor Center
California	Ronald Reagan See also: Ronald Reagan (Fagan)	Bronze	Chas Fagan	2009	Rotunda
California	Junípero Serra See also: Junípero Serra (Cadorin)	Bronze	Ettore Cadorin	1931	National Statuary Hall
Colorado	Florence R. Sabin See also: Florence R. Sabin (Buba)	Bronze	Joy Buba	1959	Hall of Columns
Colorado	Jack Swigert See also: Jack Swigert (Lundeen)	Bronze	George and Mark Lundeen	1997	Capitol Visitor Center
Connecticut	Roger Sherman See also: Roger Sherman (Ives)	Marble	Chauncey Ives	1872	Crypt
Connecticut	Jonathan Trumbull See also: Jonathan Trumbull (Ives)	Marble	Chauncey Ives	1872	House corridor, 2nd Floor
District of Columbia	Frederick Douglass See also: Frederick Douglass (Weitzman)	Bronze	Steven Weitzman	2013	Capitol Visitor Center[4]
Delaware	John Middleton Clayton See also: John M. Clayton (Baker)	Marble	Bryant Baker	1934	Capitol Visitor Center
Delaware	Caesar Rodney See also: Caesar Rodney (Baker)	Marble	Bryant Baker	1934	Crypt
Florida	John Gorrie See also: John Gorrie (Pillars)	Marble	C. Adrian Pillars	1914	National Statuary Hall
Florida	Edmund Kirby Smith See also: Edmund Kirby Smith (sculpture)	Bronze	C. Adrian Pillars	1922	Capitol Visitor Center
Georgia	Crawford Long See also: Crawford Long (Rhind)	Marble	J. Massey Rhind	1926	Crypt
Georgia	Alexander Hamilton Stephens See also: Alexander Hamilton Stephens (sculpture)	Marble	Gutzon Borglum	1927	National Statuary Hall
Hawaii	Father Damien See also: Father Damien (Escobar)	Bronze	Marisol Escobar	1969	Hall of Columns
Hawaii	Kamehameha I See also: Kamehameha I (Gould)	Bronze	Thomas R. Gould	1969	Capitol Visitor Center
Idaho	George Laird Shoup See also: George L. Shoup (Triebel)	Marble	Frederick Triebel	1910	National Statuary Hall
Idaho	William Borah See also: William Borah (Baker)	Bronze	Bryant Baker	1947	Capitol Visitor Center
Illinois	James Shields See also: James Shields (Volk)	Bronze	Leonard W. Volk	1893	Hall of Columns
Illinois	Frances E. Willard See also: Frances Willard (Mears)	Marble	Helen F. Mears	1905	National Statuary Hall
Indiana	Oliver P. Morton See also: Oliver P. Morton (Niehaus)	Marble	Charles Niehaus	1900	Senate Wing, 1st Floor
Indiana	Lew Wallace See also: Lew Wallace (O'Connor)	Marble	Andrew O'Connor	1910	National Statuary Hall
Iowa	Samuel Jordan Kirkwood See also: Samuel J. Kirkwood (Ream)	Bronze	Vinnie Ream	1913	National Statuary Hall
Iowa	Norman Borlaug See also: Norman Borlaug (Victor)	Bronze	Benjamin Victor	2014	National Statuary Hall
Kansas	John James Ingalls See also: John James Ingalls (Niehaus)	Marble	Charles Niehaus	1905	National Statuary Hall
Kansas	Dwight D. Eisenhower See also: Dwight D. Eisenhower (Brothers)	Bronze	Jim Brothers	2003	Rotunda
Kentucky	Henry Clay See also: Henry Clay (Niehaus)	Bronze	Charles Niehaus	1929	National Statuary Hall
Kentucky	Ephraim McDowell See also: Ephraim McDowell (Niehaus)	Bronze	Charles Niehaus	1929	Capitol Visitor Center
Louisiana	Huey Pierce Long See also: Huey Long (Keck)	Bronze	Charles Keck	1941	National Statuary Hall
Louisiana	Edward Douglass White See also: Statue of Edward Douglass White	Bronze	Arthur C. Morgan	1955	Capitol Visitor Center
Maine	William King See also: William King (Simmons)	Marble	Franklin Simmons	1878	House corridor, 2nd Floor
Maine	Hannibal Hamlin See also: Hannibal Hamlin (Tefft)	Bronze	Charles E. Tefft	1935	National Statuary Hall
Maryland	Charles Carroll See also: Charles Carroll (Brooks)	Bronze	Richard E. Brooks	1903	Crypt
Maryland	John Hanson See also: John Hanson (Brooks)	Bronze	Richard E. Brooks	1903	Senate corridor, 2nd Floor
Massachusetts	Samuel Adams See also: Samuel Adams (Whitney)	Marble	Anne Whitney	1876	Crypt
Massachusetts	John Winthrop See also: John Winthrop (Greenough)	Marble	Richard S. Greenough	1876	Hall of Columns
Michigan	Lewis Cass See also: Lewis Cass (French)	Marble	Daniel Chester French	1889	National Statuary Hall
Michigan	Gerald Ford See also: Gerald R. Ford (Grill)	Bronze	J. Brett Grill	2011	Rotunda
Minnesota	Henry Mower Rice See also: Henry Mower Rice (Triebel)	Marble	Frederick Triebel	1916	National Statuary Hall
Minnesota	Maria Sanford See also: Maria Sanford (Raymond)	Bronze	Evelyn Raymond	1958	Capitol Visitor Center
Mississippi	Jefferson Davis See also: Jefferson Davis (Lukeman)	Bronze	Augustus Lukeman	1931	National Statuary Hall
Mississippi	James Zachariah George See also: James Zachariah George (Lukeman)	Bronze	Augustus Lukeman	1931	Capitol Visitor Center
Missouri	Thomas Hart Benton See also: Thomas Hart Benton (Doyle)	Marble	Alexander Doyle	1899	National Statuary Hall
Missouri	Francis Preston Blair Jr. See also: Francis Preston Blair Jr. (Doyle)	Marble	Alexander Doyle	1899	Hall of Columns
Montana	Charles Marion Russell See also: Charles Marion Russell (Weaver)	Bronze	John B. Weaver	1959	National Statuary Hall
Montana	Jeannette Rankin See also: Jeannette Rankin (Mimnaugh)	Bronze	Terry Mimnaugh	1985	Capitol Visitor Center
Nebraska	Standing Bear See also: Statue of Standing Bear	Bronze	Benjamin Evans	2019	National Statuary Hall
Nebraska	J. Sterling Morton See also: Julius Sterling Morton (Evans)	Bronze	Rudulph Evans	1937	Capitol Visitor Center
Nevada	Patrick Anthony McCarran See also: Pat McCarran (Jacobson)	Bronze	Yolande Jacobson	1960	Senate Wing, 2nd Floor
Nevada	Sarah Winnemucca See also: Sarah Winnemucca (Victor)	Bronze	Benjamin Victor	2005	Capitol Visitor Center
New Hampshire	John Stark See also: John Stark (Conrads)	Marble	Carl Conrads	1894	Crypt
New Hampshire	Daniel Webster See also: Daniel Webster (Conrads)	Marble	Carl Conrads (after Thomas Ball)	1894	National Statuary Hall
New Jersey	Philip Kearny See also: Philip Kearny (Brown)	Bronze	Henry Kirke Brown	1888	Hall of Columns
New Jersey	Richard Stockton See also: Richard Stockton (Brown)	Marble	Henry Kirke Brown (completed by Henry Kirke Bush-Brown)	1888	Crypt
New Mexico	Dennis Chávez See also: Dennis Chávez (de Weldon)	Bronze	Felix W. de Weldon	1966	Senate Wing, 2nd Floor
New Mexico	Po'pay See also: Po'pay (Fragua)	Marble	Cliff Fragua	2005	Capitol Visitor Center
New York	George Clinton See also: George Clinton (Brown)	Bronze	Henry Kirke Brown	1873	Senate Wing, 2nd Floor
New York	Robert R. Livingston See also: Robert R. Livingston (Palmer)	Bronze	Erastus Dow Palmer	1875	Crypt
North Carolina	Zebulon Baird Vance See also: Zebulon Baird Vance (sculpture)	Bronze	Gutzon Borglum	1916	National Statuary Hall
North Carolina	Charles Brantley Aycock See also: Charles Brantley Aycock (Keck)	Bronze	Charles Keck	1932	Crypt
North Dakota	John Burke See also: John Burke (Fairbanks)	Bronze	Avard Fairbanks	1963	National Statuary Hall
North Dakota	Sakakawea See also: Sakakawea (Crunelle)	Bronze	Arizona Bronze Atelier (after Leonard Crunelle, 1909)	2003	Capitol Visitor Center
Ohio	James A. Garfield See also: James A. Garfield (Niehaus)	Marble	Charles Niehaus	1886	Rotunda
Ohio	Thomas Edison See also: Thomas Edison (Cottrill)	Bronze	Alan Cottrill	2016[5]	National Statuary Hall
Oklahoma	Sequoyah See also: Sequoyah (Ream)	Bronze	Vinnie Ream (completed by G. Julian Zolnay)	1917	National Statuary Hall
Oklahoma	Will Rogers See also: Will Rogers (Davidson)	Bronze	Jo Davidson	1939	House corridor, 2nd Floor
Oregon	Jason Lee See also: Jason Lee (Proctor)	Bronze	Gifford MacG. Proctor	1953	National Statuary Hall
Oregon	John McLoughlin See also: John McLoughlin (Proctor)	Bronze	Gifford MacG. Proctor	1953	Capitol Visitor Center
Pennsylvania	Robert Fulton See also: Robert Fulton (Roberts)	Marble	Howard Roberts	1889	National Statuary Hall
Pennsylvania	John Peter Gabriel Muhlenberg See also: Peter Muhlenberg (Nevin)	Marble	Blanche Nevin	1889	Crypt
Rhode Island	Nathanael Greene See also: Nathanael Greene (Brown)	Marble	Henry Kirke Brown	1870	Crypt
Rhode Island	Roger Williams See also: Roger Williams (Simmons)	Marble	Franklin Simmons	1872	Senate corridor, 2nd Floor
South Carolina	John C. Calhoun See also: John C. Calhoun (Ruckstull)	Marble	Frederick Ruckstull	1910	Crypt
South Carolina	Wade Hampton See also: Wade Hampton III (Ruckstull)	Marble	Frederick Ruckstull	1929	Capitol Visitor Center
South Dakota	William Henry Harrison Beadle See also: William Henry Harrison Beadle (Webster)	Bronze	H. Daniel Webster	1938	National Statuary Hall
South Dakota	Joseph Ward See also: Joseph Ward (Beghé)	Marble	Bruno Beghé	1963	Capitol Visitor Center
Tennessee	Andrew Jackson See also: Andrew Jackson (National Statuary Hall Collection)	Bronze	Belle Kinney Scholz and Leopold Scholz	1928	Rotunda
Tennessee	John Sevier See also: John Sevier (National Statuary Hall Collection)	Bronze	Belle Kinney Scholz and Leopold Scholz	1931	National Statuary Hall
Texas	Stephen F. Austin See also: Stephen F. Austin (Ney)	Marble	Elisabet Ney	1905	Hall of Columns
Texas	Sam Houston See also: Sam Houston (Ney)	Marble	Elisabet Ney	1905	National Statuary Hall
Utah	Brigham Young See also: Brigham Young (Mahonri Young statue)	Marble	Mahonri Young	1950	National Statuary Hall
Utah	Philo T. Farnsworth See also: Philo T. Farnsworth (Avati)	Bronze	James R. Avati	1990	Capitol Visitor Center
Vermont	Ethan Allen See also: Ethan Allen (Mead)	Marble	Larkin G. Mead	1876	National Statuary Hall
Vermont	Jacob Collamer See also: Jacob Collamer (Powers)	Marble	Preston Powers	1881	Senate Wing, 1st Floor
Virginia	Robert Edward Lee See also: Robert E. Lee (Valentine)	Bronze	Edward V. Valentine	1909[6]	Crypt
Virginia	George Washington See also: George Washington (Houdon)	Bronze	Jean Antoine Houdon	1934	Rotunda
Washington	Marcus Whitman See also: Marcus Whitman (Fairbanks)	Bronze	Avard Fairbanks	1953	National Statuary Hall
Washington	Mother Joseph See also: Mother Joseph (de Weldon)	Bronze	Felix W. de Weldon	1980	Capitol Visitor Center
West Virginia	John Edward Kenna See also: John E. Kenna (Doyle)	Marble	Alexander Doyle	1901	Hall of Columns
West Virginia	Francis Harrison Pierpont See also: Francis Harrison Pierpont (Simmons)	Marble	Franklin Simmons	1910	National Statuary Hall
Wisconsin	Jacques Marquette See also: Jacques Marquette (Trentanove)	Marble	Gaetano Trentanove	1896	House corridor, 2nd Floor
Wisconsin	Robert M. La Follette Sr. See also: Robert M. La Follette Sr. (Davidson)	Marble	Jo Davidson	1929	National Statuary Hall
Wyoming	Esther Hobart Morris See also: Esther Hobart Morris (Fairbanks)	Bronze	Avard Fairbanks	1960	Hall of Columns
Wyoming	Washakie See also: Washakie (McGary)	Bronze	Dave McGary	2000	Capitol Visitor Center

Replaced statues

Others

Honoree	Image	Medium	Sculptor	Date placed	Location
Rosa Parks See also: Rosa Parks (National Statuary Hall)		Bronze	Eugene Daub	2013	National Statuary Hall[7]

Sculptures intended for the collection

Several states and the District of Columbia have authorized or are in the process of authorizing statues with the intent of donating them to the National Statuary Hall Collection. The second statue from D.C. would require a change in law to be placed in the collection, as the 2012 compromise legislation that led to the placement of the district's Frederick Douglass statue only granted the district a single statue.[8] Statues being created on behalf of states are subject to the 2000 legislation providing for the replacement of existing statues, since all states have already placed both of their allotted statues.[9]


State	Honoree	Medium	Sculptor	Anticipated Installation Date	Coordinating Organization
DC	Pierre L'Enfant[10]	Bronze
MO	Harry S. Truman[11][12]	Bronze	Tom Corbin	2020	Truman Library Institute
NE	Willa Cather[13][14]		Littleton Alston	2020	Nebraska Hall of Fame
FL	Mary Mcleod Bethune[15]				Florida Division of Cultural Affairs
NC	Billy Graham[16]			2020	North Carolina Statuary Hall Selection Committee[17]
UT	Martha Hughes Cannon[18][19]	Bronze	Ben Hammond		Martha Hughes Cannon Oversight Committee
AR	Johnny Cash[20]
AR	Daisy Bates[20]
KS	Amelia Earhart[21]				Equal Visibility Everywhere

References

"Rosa Parks". Architect of the Capitol. Retrieved March 31, 2018.
Hunter, Jonathan (November 13, 2015). "Univ. of Md. to Dedicate Monument in Frederick Douglass Square". The Afro American. Retrieved March 10, 2018.
"National Statuary Hall Collection – Helen Keller". Architect of the Capitol. December 4, 2010. Retrieved 2010-12-04.
Architect of the Capitol (2013). "Frederick Douglass". Retrieved March 29, 2018.
Wehrman, Jessica (September 21, 2016). "Thomas Edison statue dedicated in U.S. Capitol's Statuary Hall". The Columbus Dispatch. Retrieved February 3, 2017.
"Robert E. Lee". Architect of the Capitol | United States Capitol. Retrieved 20 August 2017.
Architect of the Capitol (2013). "Rosa Parks". Retrieved March 28, 2018.
"As Part of Her 'Free and Equal D.C.' Series, Norton Introduces Bill to Place Pierre L'Enfant Statue in U.S. Capitol". Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Norton. 2017-07-12. Retrieved 2019-04-20.
"Procedure and Guidelines for Replacement of Statues in the National Statuary Hall Collection" (PDF). Architect of the Capitol. Retrieved April 20, 2019.
"John A. Wilson Building and the Statue of Pierre L'Enfant". Clio. Retrieved 2019-04-20.
"Local sculptor designing larger-than-life statue of President Truman for US Capitol". FOX 4 Kansas City WDAF-TV | News, Weather, Sports. 2019-04-18. Retrieved 2019-04-20.
Spencer, Laura. "Kansas City Artist Tom Corbin Selected To Return Harry S. Truman To Washington". www.kcur.org. Retrieved 2019-04-20.
Raun, Andy. "Group commissioning statue of Willa Cather for Statuary Hall". Hastings Tribune. Retrieved 2019-04-20.
Rach, Julie. "Rotary learns about Capitol statue replacement". Nebraska City News-Press - Nebraska City, NE. Retrieved 2019-04-20.
Turner, Jim. "Bethune statue to replace Confederate general in U.S. Capitol". OrlandoSentinel.com. Retrieved 2019-04-20.
"Steps Underway to Install Billy Graham Statue in US Capitol". spectrumlocalnews.com. Retrieved 2019-04-20.
"STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS (LSO RFQ 2019-1): Reverend Dr. William Franklin Graham, Jr. Statue for the U.S. Capitol Statuary Hall" (PDF). Jan 1, 2019. Retrieved April 20, 2019.
"'We are part of her legacy': Utah chooses sculptor to create a Martha Hughes Cannon statue for the U.S. Capitol". The Salt Lake Tribune. Retrieved 2019-04-20.
"Artist selected for Martha Hughes Cannon statue to be announced". Utah Senate. Retrieved 2019-04-20.
"Daisy Bates, Johnny Cash statues headed to U.S. Capitol". Arkansas Online. 2019-04-11. Retrieved 2019-04-20.
"Kansas to send Amelia Earhart to National Statuary Hall : EVE | Equal Visibility Everywhere". Retrieved 2019-04-20.

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[1] "Rosa Parks". Architect of the Capitol. Retrieved March 31, 2018.

[:0-2] Hunter, Jonathan (November 13, 2015). "Univ. of Md. to Dedicate Monument in Frederick Douglass Square". The Afro American. Retrieved March 10, 2018.

[AOC-3] "National Statuary Hall Collection – Helen Keller". Architect of the Capitol. December 4, 2010. Retrieved 2010-12-04.

[4] Architect of the Capitol (2013). "Frederick Douglass". Retrieved March 29, 2018.

[Wehrman-5] Wehrman, Jessica (September 21, 2016). "Thomas Edison statue dedicated in U.S. Capitol's Statuary Hall". The Columbus Dispatch. Retrieved February 3, 2017.

[VA-Lee-6] "Robert E. Lee". Architect of the Capitol | United States Capitol. Retrieved 20 August 2017.

[7] Architect of the Capitol (2013). "Rosa Parks". Retrieved March 28, 2018.

[8] "As Part of Her 'Free and Equal D.C.' Series, Norton Introduces Bill to Place Pierre L'Enfant Statue in U.S. Capitol". Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Norton. 2017-07-12. Retrieved 2019-04-20.

[9] "Procedure and Guidelines for Replacement of Statues in the National Statuary Hall Collection" (PDF). Architect of the Capitol. Retrieved April 20, 2019.

[10] "John A. Wilson Building and the Statue of Pierre L'Enfant". Clio. Retrieved 2019-04-20.

[11] "Local sculptor designing larger-than-life statue of President Truman for US Capitol". FOX 4 Kansas City WDAF-TV | News, Weather, Sports. 2019-04-18. Retrieved 2019-04-20.

[12] Spencer, Laura. "Kansas City Artist Tom Corbin Selected To Return Harry S. Truman To Washington". www.kcur.org. Retrieved 2019-04-20.

[13] Raun, Andy. "Group commissioning statue of Willa Cather for Statuary Hall". Hastings Tribune. Retrieved 2019-04-20.

[:1-14] Rach, Julie. "Rotary learns about Capitol statue replacement". Nebraska City News-Press - Nebraska City, NE. Retrieved 2019-04-20.

[15] Turner, Jim. "Bethune statue to replace Confederate general in U.S. Capitol". OrlandoSentinel.com. Retrieved 2019-04-20.

[16] "Steps Underway to Install Billy Graham Statue in US Capitol". spectrumlocalnews.com. Retrieved 2019-04-20.

[17] "STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS (LSO RFQ 2019-1): Reverend Dr. William Franklin Graham, Jr. Statue for the U.S. Capitol Statuary Hall" (PDF). Jan 1, 2019. Retrieved April 20, 2019.

[18] "'We are part of her legacy': Utah chooses sculptor to create a Martha Hughes Cannon statue for the U.S. Capitol". The Salt Lake Tribune. Retrieved 2019-04-20.

[19] "Artist selected for Martha Hughes Cannon statue to be announced". Utah Senate. Retrieved 2019-04-20.

[:2-20] "Daisy Bates, Johnny Cash statues headed to U.S. Capitol". Arkansas Online. 2019-04-11. Retrieved 2019-04-20.

[21] "Kansas to send Amelia Earhart to National Statuary Hall : EVE | Equal Visibility Everywhere". Retrieved 2019-04-20.